Gandhi Institute of Advanced Computer and Research

Admission: The teachers at this college are really qualified according to the rules. They're friendly and always ready to help. If you're stuck on something, you can talk to them in person or over the phone. The college is big on being eco-friendly. If you have a problem with a teacher, you can talk to the principal about switching. First-year students have smart classes with projectors for better learning.

Placement: I went to this college in 2009, and back then, lots of students were getting placed. But when I graduated, the placements were really bad, especially for my branch. None of us got placed. The placement training was good though. It's a shame how things changed over the years.

Campus: The college has awesome infrastructure in a beautiful hilly location. They've got modern computer labs and campus-wide Wi-Fi. The library is stocked with all the books you need, and it's a peaceful place to study. They offer both on-campus and off-campus hostel options. I stayed off-campus, and it was pretty nice. The sports department is top-notch, with a part-time coach teaching games like cricket, football, and basketball. We even compete in inter-college games outside of campus.

Admission: Most of the teachers were new, except for a few. The Head of the Department (HOD) was the only good one. It would be great if they hired more experienced teachers. Some of the good teachers were transferred to different colleges.

Placement: I graduated from IACR Engineering college in Rayagada, Orissa, India. The college has a nice vibe, but it's pretty chill. A lot of students got jobs in big companies like Vedanta, JK Paper, Impact Solution, and Wipro. About 30-40% of students got placed, with salaries ranging from Rs 1.5 LPA to 4.5 LPA.

Campus: The facilities were decent, but getting to college was a hassle because we always had to book a taxi or auto. I think Computer Science & Engineering is a great course to pick. The labs and library were good, but there was no Wi-Fi back then. The internet on campus was slow. The classrooms were nice and clean. The computer and internet labs were good too. The hostel was okay, nothing special. The mess and canteen were decent. Medical facilities were not that great. They have sports like cricket, basketball, and volleyball on campus, which is cool.

Admission: The teachers are pretty good here. They know their stuff and teach well. They sometimes use tech like projectors which is cool. Passing exams is not too hard with their help. They're always there to help you out. You gotta aim for a good CGPA to graduate with a B.Tech degree. They also give marks for lab work. The English lab is top-notch.

Placement: No companies come here for placements anymore. Before 2012, some companies used to visit, but now there's none. The senior batch had good placements, but they just talk about it now. They offer diploma and +2 courses here too.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure with Wi-Fi everywhere. Classrooms are nice and there's a library with lots of books. The food is good too. Each branch has its own building. The mechanical workshop is cool. The hostel on campus has okay food. Transportation is just okay. No study tours or fun activities though.

Admission: The teachers here are great! They treat everyone fairly, and I feel safe on campus. The classrooms are nice, and we finish our work on schedule with plenty of assignments. We have two exams each semester. Plus, there are fun events like the annual meet, sports meet, and cultural events every year.

Placement: There used to be placements here before, but not anymore. Still, it's a good college. In the past, lots of students landed great jobs in top companies through campus placements. But now, they've stopped it due to some problems.

Campus: The campus has good facilities with different courses like MBA, B.Tech, and diploma. The teachers are good, and the atmosphere is friendly. There are various departments and a library with lots of books. The highlight is the cool parlour, and the canteen serves food quickly. The labs are of good quality, and there's free Wi-Fi everywhere. They organize a blood donation camp once a year and have freshers' meet and farewell for seniors annually.

Admission: I think it's okay overall. Some teachers are really good, some are just okay. They explain things well and share their own notes and homework. They even offer extra classes, which is nice. The course itself is good too. We have 8 semesters with 8 papers each  it's a lot of work, but manageable.

Placement: I remember when companies like J.K. Paper came to our college for placements. They would have aptitude tests, group discussions, and interviews. The HRs from the company would come to the college to interview us. It was cool to see them pick students who fit their job roles well.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure. It's huge with separate buildings for each department and labs. They also have separate hostels for guys and girls, plus a guest house for parents. And they provide buses to take students from the hostel to college.

Admission: While I was there, a lot of the teachers in the ECE department were really great. Every department had plenty of teachers. You've gotta study on your own for the semester exams. The college doesn't offer much real-world experience. The campus is nice, with hills and forests all around.

Placement: The placements when I was there weren't great. Some fake companies showed up too. But a few BPO companies came that were decent. The average pay offered was around 1.8 lacs per year. You gotta hustle and look for opportunities off-campus to snag a good offer.

Campus: The campus here is really cool, with lots of space to move around. The food here is better than other colleges nearby. There are two big hostels for guys and two for girls. Each department like CSE, ECE, and mechanical has its own building.

Admission: The teachers were great and knew their stuff. They always had our backs and were super helpful. The course material was spot on. We had cool robotics classes that prepped us for real-world jobs. The exams weren't too hard, and most of us passed with flying colors  around 60% to 70% of students, I'd say.

Placement: Only a few students from our group got jobs after college. The companies that came for hiring weren't great. None of us could land an internship. But honestly, most of us didn't even bother applying for jobs.

Campus: The computer labs were nice and had everything I needed. Wi-Fi worked well everywhere on campus. The library had lots of books and was really nice. The volleyball and badminton courts were in good shape. And the medical facilities were good too.

Admission: The teachers at our college are super friendly. They really help us out and teach us stuff that will help us reach our goals in life.

Placement: About a quarter of us found jobs after college. Some landed gigs at MRF, j.K Paper Mill, or Infosys. We got roles like junior engineers or advisers. The best placements were in Pune, Maharashtra, New Delhi, and Odisha. Vedant Pvt Ltd and HAL Ltd were top recruiters for our course. It's a great college to learn at.

Campus: The college has awesome labs for hands-on work, and we often do presentations in class. The library is massive with tons of books. The campus is really big with gardens and lawns. There's a bunch of other stuff on campus too. Plus, we get free Wi-Fi which is cool. The office building is also super close by.

Admission: The teachers were nice and knew their stuff, but most of them didn't have much teaching experience. Some of the older teachers were great though. There were around 20 students for every teacher. We didn't get to see much of how things work in the real world. The course content was okay, but it's not made by the college. It's all decided by the university we're linked with.

Placement: When I was studying here, they didn't push us to do internships. But when it was time for placements, things changed. The 2011 batch got on-campus placements, but after that, there weren't any more. The highest salary was 2.7 lakhs per year for a 2011 pass out, and the lowest was 1.8 lakhs per year. Most students who got placed ended up as Customer Care Associates.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure, but there aren't many medical facilities. Still, they have labs, Wi-Fi, and sports stuff. The labs are cool with ACs, but the classrooms don't have them. The food in the canteen was alright. Hostel rooms were clean and big.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really good. The computer science and information technology teachers are the best. They have over 10 years of experience and some even graduated from IIT. The mechanical and civil teachers are also very dedicated.

Placement: The placement section was kinda disappointing. They did give us some training for jobs, but it didn't really help us get any real opportunities. The companies they brought in were fake, and it's been the same story for a couple of years now, even for the juniors after us.

Campus: The college has all the stuff you need for a solid B.Tech program. The computer lab and communication lab are top-notch. Plus, we've got Wi-Fi all over campus. The mechanical workshop is really well set up. And there's a hostel right here too. The cafeteria serves up some good grub for the price. Overall, a solid setup for tech students like us.